Arts + Culture

Thanks to AFCOOP’s archives, it’s never been easier to binge local film.

The venerable company is looking for collaborators for a new participatory public artwork.

The event returns to Neptune's Creighton street warehouse August 13.

"For us, it is about thinking of the play as a new play," says the star of Shakespeare By The Sea's latest.

Billy Elliot and Ballad of The Motherland have submission deadlines of August 16.

The Cape Breton director's follow-up to 2016's Werewolf screens in Toronto next month.

Moonshine and Diggstown will be back on your TV this fall.

Halifax artist Jason Skinner's artwork was installed July 29.

Robyn Badger's apartment of nine years is the artist's biggest inspiration and the place where she began healing from trauma. As she challenges her eviction notice, her inspiration—and safe space—have never felt further from reach.

From the award-winning fictional account of two enslaved sisters to a book based on court transcripts that took over a decade to research, here's your long weekend reading list.

You won't find parking but you just might find Luke from Gilmore Girls, so.

Free concerts abound from July 30-August 1.

Tim Houston announces a freeze on provincial investing in the project, causing an indefinite pause.

Her first day on the job is August 22, 2022.

Jennifer Crawford, Troy Merrick and Amy Rubin are making room for everyone in the ring.

The Halifax drag queen throws one of Pride's biggest parties—Gaga night—on July 21 at The Seahorse.

Halifax museums and galleries are full-to-bursting this season.

Halifax actors, shoot your shot for a part in Misery or Elf: The Musical before July 29.

The Halifax gallery is an example of how arts organizations can focus, thrive, and employ people when given the resources.

Appointed in December 2021, Peggy Shannon’s first week on the job starts now.